Sentence examples for can be untrue from inspiring English sources
Parallels between reactionary trends now and those of the thirties are inexact, of course, and can be untrue to the facts of both eras, at least in America.
While such information can be untrue, the group said, "It is the responsibility of the authorities to disseminate correct and reliable information about the measures it is taking to protect the population".
The idea that women and children can be protected is untrue, she said, whether you are talking about the British home front or Sarajevo during the siege.
"I think what editors are going to have to do is point to the things that happened recently and say to their authors, 'If there is anything in your book that can be discovered to be untrue, you better let us know right now, and we'll deal with it before we publish it,' " Ms. Talese said.
This story can be easily shown to be untrue.
That claim can be evaluated and shown to be untrue or simply wrong.
BayesPeak (B) and CisGenome (C) that were primarily designed to identify false positive peaks can be used to eliminate untrue peaks.
And from experience, I can attest it's untrue that "men were not typically present in the delivery room" in 1977 or '78.
RateMD's Swapceinski says he has deleted a review at a doctor's request, but only if the review accuses the physician of illegal activity, or if he or she can prove it is untrue.
Valtat knows that this wild melancholy can be both true and untrue, and he seems to relish a larger joke, that his book is at once Proustian and anti-Proustian: childhood and adolescence minutely, lyrically, philosophically examined, only to be given a contemptuous failing grade.
